
Building Infrastructure in the Primordial World
我在洪荒搞基建
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 406k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Let me just say, what does the author consider the other innate deities? Especially in these recent chapters, the Heavenly Dao's blatant manipulation of Houtu is a really bad setup. The innate deities of the primordial world can die for the Dao, but they cannot be manipulated to death by the Heavenly Dao. If the Heavenly Dao really does this, isn't it afraid of a human uprising against Heaven?
Hesitant and timid, it's just not satisfying at all. They talked about building infrastructure, and all they did was build an ancient city. What kind of magnificent architecture did they think it was? It's not even as grand as the Heavenly Court! They just forcibly added settings, talking about how awesome they are. They're terrified of Hongjun, afraid of this and that.
The idea was good, but unfortunately the author lacked the skill, resulting in numerous idiotic plot points.
Building infrastructure in the primordial world is simply unrealistic. First, the primordial world was formed from Pangu's flesh and blood; for it to grow, it must absorb external energy, such as from the Chaos Sea. The celestial sphere's original purpose was to filter and project energy onto the earth.
This book title is misleading and a waste of potential.
Why don't the Wu Clan just cultivate the Heaven-Covering Technique? The Heaven-Covering Technique involves cultivating the Dao Palace (five internal organs: heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys), the Four Extremes (limbs: hands and feet), the Dragon Transformation (spine), and the Immortal Platform (brain).
I was enjoying it so much, and then suddenly I was transported to a Western technological world. Plus, the writing wasn't very engaging, and it was released at this time of year! Sigh! Let's see how it goes.
Author, do you know what just happened? A new book just went on sale. And despite its poor performance, it immediately updated eighty chapters. Then the Silver Alliance appeared.
Heaven cannot outwit Houtu. First of all, Heaven's way is inherently impartial and ruthless. Secondly, if you do the math, when Pangu created the primordial world, the one with the flaw in the Heavenly Dao wasn't Hongjun, but the Three Pure Ones. And the Underworld's flaw was actually due to the combined power of the Twelve Ancestral Witches. That makes sense.
Others can complete the cultivation with a single supernatural power, so why would you need to build it?